A wrestling icon just revealed the original, surprising plan for his retirement... and it's not what we saw in the ring.

Sting's final match took form in a tornado tag match for the AEW World Tag Team Championships at last year's AEW Revolution ...

WWE Hall of Famer Sting’s legacy will continue to live on in the wrestling business. As revealed by Fightful, one of Sting’s sons, Steven Borden, has begun professional wrestling training. In ...

Tony Khan recently compared Sting to Hollywood icon Tom Cruise for a very interesting reason. All Elite Wrestling President Tony Khan recently appeared on The Rich Eisen Show. During the interview, ...

Sons following in the footsteps of their father's in professional wrestling is a 50-50 proposition. For Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, it worked out tremendously and they ...

A WWE veteran just praised one of Sting’s sons and said that he could easily be a wrestler. Both sons of The Icon showed up at the AEW Revolution 2024 Pay-Per-View and helped their father in his ...

Steven Borden might be following in his father’s footsteps after all. Darby Allin told Fightful in a yet-to-be-released interview that Sting’s son has been staying with him and training to be ...

Sting caps off his legendary 40 year wrestling career this Sunday at AEW Revolution. Here's how he felt about his return to the ring in 2021.

The wrestling world got introduced to Steven Borden as part of Sting’s final ring entrance as an AEW wrestler. It might have happened later than expected, but Darby Allin is training Sting’s ...

The son of legendary WWE wrestler Sting, a tight end out of Kentucky, is getting a tryout this offseason with the Kansas City Chiefs. Personally, I remember cheering on the old-school look Sting ...

Sting has been a game-changer throughout some of the biggest moments in professional wrestling, and he can be so again with his last match at AEW Revolution 2024 in Greensboro.

His final match will be special, and in old-school wrestling lore, full of secrecy. “All I can say for now is I want people to walk away and say, ‘Wow, what an ending,’” said Sting.